Seattle Seahawks are searching for their first win of the season. Their opening game was a chaotic one as they lost 13-30 against a rampant Rams side. Pressure is on the side as they wish to get their campaign off the charts with a win. However, they have plenty of problems to address prior to their next game.

It’ll be interesting to see the replacements that the team seeks with their stalwarts suffering major injuries. As many as three of their players are on the Did Not Perform (DNP) list. With injuries to both the defensive and offensive players. There will be a major challenge to see the first win with a limited arsenal at the team’s disposal. On the positive side, the Seahawks do have their defensive backs in full flow. They’d be looking to make this season count. Chasing their first win in 9 years, the side needs to bring in the reinforcements.

Seattle Seahawks have injuries to address ahead of Lions game

Seahawks camp is reeling with injuries at the moment. The left tackle Charles Cross is nursing a toe injury that he sustained against the Rams. Cross who offered a big commitment to his mother subsequently missed the entire Sunday’s game and Wednesday’s team practice session. This was followed by Abe Lucas, the other OT, also dealing with a knee issue and missed the second half of the game.

The problems don’t end here, though. The defense players are dealing with injuries of their own. The side’s linebacker Boye Mafe missed Wednesday’s training session in lieu of a knee injury. And their defensive end Mike Morris is currently dealing with a jarred shoulder. Morris was also limited in practice last week, however, he did feature in the game against the Rams. In a crushing loss to the Los Angeles side, the Seahawks have further been dented with their long list of injuries. This might be crucial to their chances of making it to the playoffs as highlighted by the team’s head coach.

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Pete Caroll splashing cold water on team’s chances

Speaking to the media ahead of Seattle’s fixture against the Lions. The head coach looked a bit pessimistic when asked about his injured player’s recovery. Pete Carroll shared his views on the growing list of injuries. He looked concerned about his OTs and gave a clear picture to the listeners.

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“They’re both hurting,” he further added, “It’s going to be hard for them. It’s going to be a challenge for them.” The Seahawks did sign the 41-year-old Jason Peters as a replacement for his seasoned campaigners. However, he pointed out that Peters would ideally require some time to get going, but given the circumstances, there might be no time for that possibility.

Seattle Seahawks are a terrific side. Although, they’ve started their 2023 season with a humiliating loss. They’d be looking to come back with a bang in their forthcoming matches. Now, with injuries to their key players, the side faces an uphill task of making it to their division games and dreaming of a playoff spot.

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